Публикация 2026-05-29
Four nights in a junior suite with a terrace. The hotel’s services include a free shuttle to Taksim Square. We had plenty of space. • Living area • A large bed with two nightstands • A walk-in closet • Plenty of electrical outlets. The bathroom was entirely made of granite. It had two sinks, a shower, and a toilet, each separated by a door. The decor was a mix of modern furniture and simple standard wood. There was a minibar, which was chargeable. The hotel provided only two 0.33-liter bottles of water. On the first day, we had two face towels and two samples each of shampoo, conditioner, and shower gel. The next day, our room was cleaned, but neither the shower gel, q-tips, shower cap nor the water bottles were restocked. ☹️ We didn’t use the walk-in closet because it smelled unpleasant. The woman at the front desk—I’m afraid I don’t know her name, but she wore glasses—was quite rude on the phone. When we had a problem in the room, she was very unfriendly. Communication on-site was quite difficult. They weren’t well-equipped to handle English, the world’s most widely spoken language. Breakfast was the same every day. There were no classic Turkish breads like simit. Conclusion: We would have expected a bit more for our room category.
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